Aaron Takes Out Leah
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Level 8
: 200/400, 50 ante
Just a few minutes after the last post, we witnessed Mike Leah make his exit from the tournament.
We caught the turn, where Leah was all-in for around 8000 against Jeff Aaron. The river came 
. Leah slowly revealed a busted 
, and Aaron showed 
.
"That's a good hand," Leah said in his usual jovial manner, as he exited the tournament. Aaron scooped the pot to bring his stack up to around 18,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
18,000 |
, and all three players check again. The river comes 
, and all three players check yet again.
and his opponent flipped up 
. The turn came clean with the 
.
and Joe Elpayaa doubled up to 25,000.
with Greenstein checking first. His opponent bet out 2,000 and Greenstein made the call. The turn was the 
and Greenstein fired out 3,000. His opponent took a minute, grabbed calling chips, and tossed them into the middle.
for top pair which was good because all his opponent could muster up was pocket sevens. Greenstein is up to 20,200
, and both players slowly checked down the hand, with the 
river.
for a higher 2-pair.
